Matt talks about an article by Greta Olson called ‘Reconsidering Unreliability: Fallible and Untrustworthy Narrators’ and comes up with his own categories of untrustworthy authors and unreliable readers.

Matt writes about a drainage issue and talks about different kinds of sublime.

Matt tries to describe Fugue Chat as a performance project that exists as a podcast.

Matt walks through Deptford and talks about why Nev Clay’s song Staff Room makes him feel sentimental for a magical time when people drank tea, smoked Bensons and were in the Animal Liberation Front: the 90s.

Matt and Dan walk around Peckham and talk about skill in art, performance, and in teaching those subjects.

Matt talks about his theory of the dot after he has done a live podcast recording on the same topic to see if he thinks different things. This is part 2, part 1 was recorded before the podcast recording.

Matt talks about his theory of the dot before he goes to do a live podcast recording on the same topic. This is part 1. He’ll come back and do part 2 after he does the live recording and see if he thinks different things.

Matt talks about the benefits of looking at art in real life.

Matt and Sophie talk about moments where they have had to hide their disappointment.

Matt summarises some points from a lecture about collecting.